Thanks for the reply. I had assumed this was a newbie mistake and that
someone would recognize problem off the top of their head. Here's some
more info
Using fresh install of Subversion v1.0.0 under Win XP. Server and
client running on the same machine. Here's a copy&paste transcript
where I did an svn ls on the URL in question and then used the
commandline editor to change the ls to a switch:
C:\Documents and Settings\Mighty\My Documents\JCI\Tests\Simple menus>svn
ls "svn://localhost/Tests/branches/Simple%20menus/v00_00/"
assets/
index.htm
C:\Documents and Settings\Mighty\My Documents\JCI\Tests\Simple menus>svn
switch "svn://localhost/Tests/branches/Simple%20menus/v00_00/"
svn: Invalid editor anchoring; at least one of the input paths is not a
directory and there was no source entry
I noticed a line in the release notes for v1.0.1 about some unspecified
problem with spaces in a URL. I'll try to upgrade and see if the same
thing keeps happening.
Drake
Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
> Drake Christensen wrote:
>
>> I created a tag/branch in my branches folder using TSVN. Now I'm
>> trying to "switch" to it. In both TSVN and the svn commandline I'm
>> getting:
>>
>> svn: Invalid editor anchoring; at least one of the input paths is not
>> a directory and there was no source entry
>
>
> IIRC, this (cryptic) error message means the URL you're trying to
> switch to doesn't exist. It usually happens when you mistype the
> URL. Try doing an 'svn ls' on the URL as a sanity check.
>
> If that isn't the problem, show us a transcript.
>
> .
>
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